India: Decoding of the New Labour Codes – Part I by the Law Maker, Dr. Manjunath

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 Check out the video of Association of Corporate Counsel India Chapter virtual discussion on India: Decoding of the New Labour Codes – Part I by the Law Maker, Dr. Manjunath held on 16 December 2020



The Central Government of India proposed to replace 29 existing  Labour Laws with four Codes to simplify and modernise labour regulation. The Labour Codes which were passed in both the Houses of the Parliament and received Presidential Assent are as follows: 

1- Code on Wages

2- Industrial Relations Code

3- Social Security Code

4- Occupational Safety, Health and Working Conditions Code

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